December 2017
Intermediate to advanced
376 pages
9h 53m
English
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Index
- above the line expenses
- accountability see RACI
- accounting
- brokerage fees
- fair value measurement
- IFRS 9
- policy
- standards
- see also financial accounting entries; International Accounting Standards
- accounting rules engine (ARE)
- flows
- general ledger
- use of trade data example
- accretion
- actual vs. expected (AVE) breaks
- add-ons
- adjustments, P&L
- Adoboli, Kweku
- AFS see available-for-sale assets
- Allied Irish Bank
- amended trades
- avoidable/unavoidable amendments
- HSBC example
- presentation of P&L
- reasons for amendment
- reviewing
- trends
- types of amendments
- American options
- amortization
- ARE see accounting rules engine
- Asian options
- assets see financial assets
- at the money (ATM)
- audit
- available for sale (AFS) assets
- IAS 39
- impairment
- U.S. GAAP
- AVE breaks see actual vs. expected breaks
- back-to-back interest rate swaps
- balance sheet substantiation
- appropriateness of account
- balance in line with activities
- escalation example
- evidencing
- frequency of
- lines of responsibility
- source supporting balance
- unsupported balances
- balance sheets
- financial reporting
- forecasted usage
- types of control
- UBS rogue trading
- banks/banking
- see also individual banks
- Barings bank
- barrier options
- Basel III
- basis points
- basis swaps
- below the line expenses
- benchmarking
- Bermudan options
- bid-offer
- bid-offer spreads
- fair value measurement
- new trades
- quantifying the VA
- valuation adjustments
- Bloomberg financial services
- boards of directors
- bonds
- accounting entries
- amended trades
- AVE breaks
- financial reporting ...
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